Posts tagged “playlists”
iTunes Tuesday: My Beatles Smart Playlist
In which I explain how to build an iTunes smart playlist of just Beatles tracks
iTunes Tuesday: Building a Smart Christmas Playlist
In which I explain how to build an iTunes smart playlist of holiday music
iTunes Tuesday: Giant Files
In which I explain how to save hard drive space by analyzing your iTunes library
iTunes Tuesday: Listen to This
Depending upon the size of your iTunes library and how you have your playlists configured, you could have a bunch of awesome songs that you are either hearing over and over and over again, or that you’ve not heard in ages. Those are both terrible situations, of course. You want to have a happy medium.
iTunes Tuesday: The 90s
In which he explains how to create a smart playlist in iTunes to feature only music from the 1990s
Death and All of His Friends
In which I break my new phone
iTunes Tuesday: Good New Songs
In which I detail how to create a smart playlist featuring new stuff you like
iTunes Tuesday: How to Organize Playlists
If you’ve been creating new playlists left and right, eventually you are going to have a long and cluttered list of them running down the left side of your iTunes window. You do know you can group them into folders, right? Just click File and then New Playlist Folder. Now you can drag and drop
iTunes Tuesday: Create Playlists Quickly
In the previous episode of iTunes Tuesday I explained the difference between Smart Playlists and user-created playlists. Basically the key difference is that Smart Playlists are ones that iTunes creates for you based on criteria you define and user-created playlists are ones you make by picking and choosing songs. Today I’ll show you a couple
iTunes Tuesday: Show in Playlist
There are two types of playlists in iTunes: Smart Playlists and “regular” playlists. A Smart Playlist depends on parameters you’ve set, like “songs added in the last month”, or “songs by The Beatles or Bob Dylan”. Regular playlists — also known as “user-generated playlists” — are the ones you create. (These are the playlists you